Accordingly, the "Method of cultivating specialty coffee under multi-layered forest canopy adapted to climate change" by Madam Huong Coffee-An Viet Farm, Huong Phung commune, won first prize, and the solution "Elevating Khe Sanh heritage: Integrating circular agriculture and OCOP educational tourism in the context of climate change" by Vietnam Agricultural Tourism Cooperative-Khe Sanh won a consolation prize at this competition.
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| Representatives of the two competing teams receive their awards - Photo: Provided by the team. |
Along with six other solutions from teams in Son La, Dak Lak, and Ho Chi Minh City, two teams from Quang Tri, after reaching the finals, presented their solutions to a judging panel comprised of reputable and experienced experts in agriculture, climate change, sustainable development, technology, and innovation. The best solutions received meaningful prizes, including cash, opportunities to access investors, and support for pilot implementation.
The Coffee Innovation Cluster is a collaborative initiative between the Australian National Science Foundation (CSIRO) and Tay Nguyen University within the framework of the Aus4Innovation Program funded by the Australian Government.
The goal is to foster connections and collaboration among researchers, managers, businesses, and farmers to jointly identify common challenges and co-create innovative solutions, thereby contributing to the sustainable development of the coffee industry in particular and Vietnamese agriculture in general.
Mai Trang
Source: https://baoquangtri.vn/xa-hoi/202512/quang-tri-doat-2-giai-thuong-tai-cuoc-thi-giai-phap-doi-moi-sang-tao-thich-ung-voi-bien-doi-khi-hau-cho-nganh-ca-phe-dd55300/
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